Please review the following dress guidelines for formal and semi-formal dances. 

The Homecoming Dance is Saturday, October 5, 2024 in the KMC Commons. The dance begins at 8:00 pm and ends promptly at 11:00 pm. This being the first major dance for freshmen, we would like to share information about the dance.

Underclassmen are not allowed to bring out-of-school dates to Homecoming, but can also attend without a date. Juniors and seniors are allowed to bring out-of-school dates. Forms are in the office and due back on Monday, September 30 at 3:30 pm.

Tickets

• Ticket prices will be announced the week of Homecoming

• Tickets are sold at school during all lunches only during Homecoming Week

• Students must buy tickets before the dance, they are NOT available at the door

• Students will not be admitted to the dance without a ticket

Prom is open to juniors and seniors. It will be held on Saturday, April 26, 2025 from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm, location TBD.  Tickets will be sold at school during all lunches before the event for $30 per individual or $50 per couple.  Dress code expected is formal wear.  Boys in tuxedos and girls in modest formal dresses.  Click HERE for dress guidelines. If you have questions regarding the dress code, please contact a KMC administrator.  Out-of-school date forms are required for guests that do not attend KMC, see below for more information.

Out-of-School Date Forms
Juniors or seniors planning to bring prom dates that do not attend KMC need to have an out-of-school date form filled out and returned to the front office by 3:30 pm on Monday, April 21.  This also applies to attendance at Project Prom.

The form requires signatures of the KMC parent, guest's parent, and an administrator from both schools.  Forms must be turned in by the deadline for approval by KMC administration.  Students may pick up a form in the school office. 

Project Prom
Project Prom is Saturday, April 26, 11:30 pm-1:30 am, location TBD.  No entry after 12:15 am.  Tickets must be purchased in advance and will NOT be sold at the door.  They are $15 and will be sold during lunches. 

Peanut Butter Drive:
Students, within their houses, compete against each other to collect the most jars of peanut butter during the Peanut Butter Drive. All jars are donated to the Our Daily Bread Food Pantry at Catholic Charities.

Canned Food Drive:
A canned food drive is typically held right before Thanksgiving break. The canned food drive is a competition between houses, and incentives for different amounts of cans collected are typically offered. The collection is then donated to Our Daily Bread Food Pantry at Catholic Charities. 

Walk in Sister's Shoes Campaign:
The Walk in Sister's Shoes Campaign is a fundraising effort for the St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Education Fund. The fund provides financial support to those parishes that struggle financially to carry out the mission of Catholic education in a parish school, thereby helping to make education available to all families, regardless of financial status. This campaign includes a variety of events aimed at collecting money, often including spirit days, a pep rally and Penny Wars. For the Penny Wars, students brought in change to put in their class's jar, earning them positive points, and bills to put in other class's jars, earning them negative points. Incentives are often available at students reach benchmarks throughout the fundraiser.